Places in Vrindavan

The most beloved temple of Vrindavan, home to the self-manifested deity of Banke Bihari.

🕘 Summer: 7:45am-12pm, 5:30-9:30pm | Winter: 8:45am-1pm, 4:30-8:30pm

The Krishna-Balaram Mandir founded by Srila Prabhupada, with beautiful daily kirtan and aarti.

🕘 Mangala Aarti: 4:30am | Darshan: 7:15am-1pm, 4:15-8:15pm

Home to a self-manifested Krishna deity that appeared from a shaligram shila.

🕘 Summer: 8am-12:30pm, 6-8pm | Winter: 9am-12:30pm, 6-8pm

A stunning white-marble temple with musical fountains and depictions of Krishna's pastimes.

🕘 Darshan: 8:30am-12pm, 4:30-8:30pm | Fountain show around sunset

The temple of Shiva as guardian of Vrindavan, who took the form of a gopi to witness the Raas.

🕘 Darshan through the day; special evening gopi-shringar

The magnificent red-sandstone temple built in 1590, whose deity was served by Rupa Goswami.

Home of the deity Gopinath, revealed by Madhu Pandit, one of the original seven temples of Vrindavan.

The oldest of the great Goswami temples, set on a hill above the Yamuna, established by Sanatana Goswami.

The bhajan-place of Rupa and Jiva Goswami, housing Damodar and the sacred Govardhan shila given by Krishna.

Principal temple of the Radhavallabha tradition, where no deity of Radha is installed — only Her crown.

A temple in the Radha Damodar complex holding deities worshipped by Vishwanath Chakravarti and Lokanath Goswami.

Temple of the deity Shyamsundar, established by Shyamananda Prabhu, one of Vrindavan's beloved forms of Krishna.

A vast South-Indian-style temple to Lord Ranganatha, with a towering gopuram and a tall golden pillar.

Deity of Krishna who famously walked to bear witness for a devotee, honoured at this Vrindavan shrine.

A gracious temple founded by the renunciate merchant Lala Babu, known for its opulent seva.

An ornate marble temple famous for its spiral 'Belan' pillars and delicate architecture.

The Shiva shrine at Manasi Ganga where Shiva stays as the guardian of Govardhan.

An ancient temple at Manasi Ganga, one of the presiding deities of Govardhan.